Hospitality and Culinary Arts - Students explore local restaurants, participate in cooking classes and obtain ServSafe Certifications.
Business and Entrepreneurship – Students explore entrepreneurship, operate the All THAT Market (ATM), tour local businesses and colleges to explore a variety of office-related careers.
Skilled Trades, Construction and Automotive – Students are exposed to a variety of power tools, repair and paint a storage shed and explorer hands-on active careers.
Military – Students explore the various branches of the military, study for the ASVAB and participate in physical fitness activities.
S.T.E.A.M. - Students participate in a variety of hands-on science, technology, engineering, arts and math projects including field trips into the community.
Music Production – Students write lyrics and make beats to create a musical project. Students learn about behind the scene careers.
Transitional Living – Students ages 16 and older are given personalized career counseling, taught daily life skills such as budgeting, doing laundry, going to the grocery store and making personal appointments. Students also complete driver's education coursework.
All students prepare resumes and participate in Mock Interviews on August 2nd.
** Students must be a current or previous participant in the All THAT program in order to be accepted into the Transitional Living program.